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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
5
City notices list Miller's at 1709 Carey Ave offering proper watch repair and adjustment. Other items mention loans and insurance, Army recruiting, police changes, dressmaking, travel notices, and local business promos in Cheyenne.
A brief item notes a group named Mac and Shep with 113 men and references an advertisement page two. The text specifies the数量 or roster but provides limited context about the event or purpose.
Pitchers Dent Drehan Bickers Austin Joe Engel Buck Barton will report to Manager Griffith by February 15 for two weeks of light work at the Y M C A gym with Mike Martin supervising. Alva Williams also plans to attend as he gains weight and hopes to start strong at Charlottesville. Williams, Williams’ hitting noted, Austin the Wesleyan standout, Barton and Engel local players, Drohan unknowns. Boehling returns, preliminary practice will screen others.
Under the Young Men's Literary club in Cheyenne Dr C A Duntiway president of the University of Wyoming will give a series of free historic lectures at the Carnegie library. The first lecture is planned for Thursday February 6, presented as a university extension brought to the people.
More than a million passengers arrived at the port of New York during 1912. The report lists passenger totals by class: first cabin 146 915, second cabin 198 041, third class 251 989, totaling 1 006 548. A separate line notes a fire department response at a residence on Capitol Street.
The State Leader appears as the sole Wyoming advertising medium in a brief note noting its publication status. No further details about date, ownership, or circulation are provided.
London cab inet council debates how to handle the franchise issue after the speaker's ruling. Ministers fear suffragists push to redeem promises while some Liberals oppose forcing votes on women without a general election. Scotland Yard braces for militant suffragette action amid cabinet anxiety.
The 1912 bureau report records total exports over imports at about 2.299 billion to 1.818 billion, leaving a net surplus near 51 million. Britain leads buyers of American goods, followed by Germany and Canada, with Cuba prominent as a seller. Argentina and Brazil show growth, as do Japan and Mexico in trade.
An advertisement urges Cascarets for constipation and bilious symptoms claiming rapid cleansing of the liver stomach and bowels. It touts improved mood sleep and digestion with a single nightly dose and a ten cent box marketed by druggists.
This fragment notes ongoing death records and unsettled details tied to a dated event described as glide on a four equal path, lacking clear names or locations. The text remains fragmented with few identifiable entities or facts.
The Robinson cafeteria offers daily dining with service from 11 30 a m to 2 00 p m and again from 6 00 p m onward as announced in local notices.
John D. Rockefeller Jr announces creation of the Bureau of Social Hygiene with partners to study and combat prostitution and vice in major cities. He cites expertise from George Kneeland and Abraham Flexner and urges public patience as studies proceed before drawing conclusions.
England announces a memorial project for Isaah Walton with community events and fundraising. The plan focuses on honoring Walton's life and contributions while inviting local groups to participate in the remembrance.
The Inter Nations association based in Pearls offers 100000 prize for a fuel other than gasoline to power internal combustion engines as gasoline prices have roughly doubled in 42 months. Industry analysts foresee substitutes such as alcohol, kerene, improved storage batteries, or water power, while U.S. garages unite against Standard Oil to curb monopolies.
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